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The controversial philosopher, Nick Land, is often associated with the new schools of post-Kantian metaphysics known as speculative realism and object-oriented ontology. His political philosophy of “ Accelerationism ” and his writings on the “ Dark Enlightenment ” have been widely influential and tied into the resurgence of anti ...
Significantly, workers themselves should be involved in the design methodology for these socio-technical systems (Ehn 1988). As such, the socially useful framing expanded to argue democratic control and direct participation was required over the design, development and social use of technology (Cooley 1987; Ehn 1988).
Description. From the Wikipedia: "Marshall McLuhan's tetrad of media effects [1] uses a tetrad to examine the effects on society of any technology/medium (put another way: a means of explaining the social processes underlying the adoption of a technology/medium) by dividing its effects into four categories and displaying them simultaneously.
Negotiated coordination is a process of deliberative democratic decision-making. The social owners of the assets involved in decisions on investment comprise the enterprises in the industry, the communities in which they are located, suppliers and customers, planning commisions, and other groups with a legitimate interest in the outcome.
2. Derek. "An anarchist economics can be defined as both a specific approach to economic analysis as well as an economic philosophy based on an ethics of liberty and equality. I am concerned here, however, with the former and how anarchism fits into the history of economic thought. To begin with, anarchism is a social philosophy that opposes ...
2011年5月21日 · The meaning and implications of this (e.g. leading to global civic culture (Boulding, 1988) or new economic order (Henderson, 1996)) is widely debated. However, INGO global participation in a variety of processes, including UN processes, is contributing what Keane calls ‘cosmocracy’, the complex matrix of forces that co-construct planetary governance (Keane, 2005).
Step 1: Agreeing, planning and devising a focus of inquiry. Step 2: Action phase – observing and recording experiences. Step 3: Reflection – immersion engagement with experience. Step 4: Evaluation – sharing, reframing, validating, for the next cycle." - Participatory Perspectives on Counselling Research.
